Embrace the power of “both.” All sorts of news today on Biden. First, we have his refusal to take a cognitive test at his physical: The White House says President Biden will not take a cognitive test — even after … Continue reading →
The memes write themselves, and they are funny. Go feast your eyes and laugh. And then cry, because we’re in a terrible mess. But of course, we already knew that the moment Biden took the helm – or the moment … Continue reading →
Certainly not an indictment over the classified papers. But is he going to be pushed out of running in 2024? I’ve long said that although the Democrats would dearly love to be rid of the Biden albatross as it becomes … Continue reading →
Granted, in the report, senility is offered as an explanation and excuse for why Biden won’t be charged as a result of improperly possessing and storing classified documents. But still, it’s quite an explanation. I mean, we knew Biden wouldn’t … Continue reading →
Everything I’ve read about it sounds as though SCOTUS will rule that Colorado can’t make the decision to exclude Trump, which is certainly the obviously correct decision. But you never know with courts. However, see this, this, this, this, and … Continue reading →
The Democrats must really want to get rid of Biden, because even the MSM is covering this story: President Joe Biden on Wednesday twice referred to the late German chancellor Helmut Kohl instead of former Chancellor Angela Merkel while detailing … Continue reading →
It should have happened after the 2022 election. Who will replace her? Anyone better? Here’s the article: Embattled Republican National Committee chairwoman Ronna McDaniel plans to resign after the South Carolina primary, the New York Times reported Tuesday evening. “Mr. … Continue reading →
Petty and juvenile is not a good look. It’s a particularly bad look when he once again disses one of the bright stars of his administration, Kayleigh McEnany, for doing virtually nothing wrong. But it’s part of the Trump package, … Continue reading →
I want to clear some things up about the New Hampshire primary. In New Hampshire, there are 44% who are Democrats or lean Democrat, 35% who are Republicans or lean Republican, and 20% who report no lean. The latter group … Continue reading →
… with an estimated margin of 12% over Haley. That’s quite a bit of room in what amounted to a 2-way race, in a state in which many Democrats who had registered as “undeclared” probably voted in the GOP primary. … Continue reading →
It doesn’t surprise me that DeSantis endorsed Trump, because his policies were mostly in line with Trump’s – and better in some ways, such as COVID lockdowns. But when DeSantis challenged Trump as a younger, although less humorous and roguish … Continue reading →
I don’t usually post on Sundays unless there’s big news. This qualifies: … Now over the past many months, Casey and I have traveled across the country to deliver a message of hope, that decline is a choice, and that … Continue reading →